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- archaicobsoleterareHereamong.
For it be neceſſary for the motion of Body, that there ſhould be an empty space; though never ſo little hereamongſt Bodies, and it be poſſible for Body to move in or through that empty Space.
1690, John Locke, An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding In Four Books, page 1021 more example
Lastly a brief survey of the material in our department. During the period from 1929 to 1941 39 benign papillomas and 44 cancers (hereamongst 8 malignant papillomas) have been treated. In 28 of the 39 cases of benign papilloma microscopic examination was made; 26 were extirpated transurethrally, 2 were removed by cystostomy, and the remainder were fulgurated.
1944, Acta Chirurgica Scandinavica, volumes 91-92, page 228
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